Coursework Degrees
The six new courses offered by the Graduate School are diverse and incorporate interdisciplinary perspectives and a range of partners from Monash University.Judaic Studies
4024 Graduate Certificate in Judaic Studies
4025 Graduate Diploma in Judaic Studies
4026 Master of Judaic Studies
Modern Israel Studies
4037 Graduate Certificate in Modern Israel Studies
4036 Graduate Diploma in Modern Israel Studies
4035 Master of Modern Israel Studies
Holocaust and Genocide Studies
3947 Graduate Diploma in Holocaust and Genocide Studies
3946 Master of Holocaust and Genocide Studies
Interreligious Studies
4021 Graduate Certificate in Interreligious Studies
4022 Graduate Diploma in Interreligious Studies
4023 Master of Interreligious Studies
Jewish Communal Service and Leadership
4029 Graduate Certificate in Jewish Communal Service and Leadership
4030 Graduate Diploma in Jewish Communal Service and Leadership
4031 Master of Jewish Communal Service and Leadership
Jewish Educators Program
See Jewish Educators Program
The course degrees are offered at various levels, offering entry to full- and part-time students with varied qualifications and aims. Talk to the Graduate School Manager, Lillian Kline for further information on designing a course that is suitable for your needs.
- Masters
- Graduate Diploma
- Graduate Certificate
- Faculty Certificate
Find Your Own Level
Entry
The six course programs offer different points of entry, and can be taken at a level that suits your specific needs. Some are classified as Higher Degree by Research (HDR), while others are based purely on coursework (CW).Fees
Fee structures are dependent on several variables. A limited number of Commonwealth Supported Places (CSP's) are available for each of the courses. Students applying for an HDR degree are also eligible to receive an APA scholarship.Duration
Full and part-time options are available to students. Duration of Coursework degrees is calculated by a point system measured across semesters. Winter and summer intensives permit condensation of required time for completion.Constructing Your Course
Courses are constructed from a combination of the following elements:Units - These are subjects of study taught as seminars or lectures. Units may be taught over an entire semester or as intensives during the Winter and Summer breaks.
Research - Research is the main or entire component of a Higher Degree, such as a PhD or M.A. It also forms an optional component (up to one third) of a Masters by Coursework degree.
Placement Internships - A Placement unit offers students the opportunity to gain work experience in a field related to the chosen course. Students will normally complete a Research Project associated with their work.